House of Commons Papers, Volume 13H.M. Stationery Office, 1958 - Legislation |
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... safety in a vivid and informative manner. It has been enthusiastically received by industry to whom the Federation generously made copies freely available. The Federation also published a valuable report on crane safety in the industry ...
... safety in a vivid and informative manner. It has been enthusiastically received by industry to whom the Federation generously made copies freely available. The Federation also published a valuable report on crane safety in the industry ...
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... safety of the persons employed on the reactor and also spread contamination to the neighbouring countryside. To cover all such eventualities clearly calls for an extensive organisation, together with comprehensive safety rules covering ...
... safety of the persons employed on the reactor and also spread contamination to the neighbouring countryside. To cover all such eventualities clearly calls for an extensive organisation, together with comprehensive safety rules covering ...
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... Safety Sub-Committee The Industrial Safety Sub-Committee, which was appointed by the National Joint Advisory Council in 1956 and consists of representatives of the British Employers' Confederation, the Trades Union Congress, the ...
... Safety Sub-Committee The Industrial Safety Sub-Committee, which was appointed by the National Joint Advisory Council in 1956 and consists of representatives of the British Employers' Confederation, the Trades Union Congress, the ...
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Importation Packing and Conveyance 4 | 1 |
Gas Cylinder Accidents 18 | 18 |
G Summary of Accidents in Manufacture Keeping Conveyance and Use | 32 |
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